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1. Jul 23,  · Faster Than the Speed of Light? Harold G. White, a NASA physicist, is working on the concept of warp drive, like on "Star Trek." Some of the original series' ideas fit into the new warp field.

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2. Sep 23,  · Hakkila and Nemiroff propose that such superluminal jets could create the time-reversibility seen in gamma-ray burst light curves. These proposed jets, however, do not violate Einstein’s theory of relativity because they only move faster than light does through the jet medium, not faster than light through a vacuum.

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3. Sep 23,  · If subatomic particles called neutrinos can go faster than the speed of light, as scientists reported Sept, it would require a rethinking of .

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4. Mar 23,  · Traveling faster than the speed of light is a staple of science fiction. Whether it's jumping to hyperspace, engaging the warp drive, or opening the .

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5. Mar 19,  · The light equivalent of a sonic boom. When objects travel faster than the speed of sound, they generate a sonic boom. So, in theory, if something travels faster than the speed of light, it should produce something like a "luminal boom".

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6. Oct 13,  · And then I'll say something like, " galaxies are moving away from us faster than the speed of light." There's more than a few items on this list, and it's confusing at best. Thanks universe!

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7. Mar 14,  · Although fiber optic cables theoretically carry data at the speed of light, in reality there are reflections and other physical characteristics that slow it down. Getting the data on to and off the fiber optic cables, electronics and other devices.

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